As days go by and more precincts report election numbers in, the two names that will appear on the November ballot for Assembly District 12 are becoming clearer. According to the Secretary of State’s website, the race for State Assembly District 12 is still considered to be a “close contest,” an unchanged descriptor since voting closed on June 7. A “close contest” is defined as a contest in which there is less than a two percent difference between first and second place.
Assembly District 12 race turning into nail-biter
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